高三高考模擬（六）英語(yǔ)試題

學(xué)必求其心得，業(yè)必貴于專精學(xué)必求其心得，業(yè)必貴于專精學(xué)必求其心得，業(yè)必貴于專精安徽省2013屆高三高考模擬（六)英語(yǔ)試題考生注意: 1．本試卷分第Ⅰ卷（選擇題）和第Ⅱ卷（非選擇題)兩部分. 2．答卷前，考生務(wù)必用0．5毫米黑色墨水簽字筆將自己的姓名、班級(jí)和考號(hào)填寫(xiě)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置. 3．請(qǐng)將第Ⅰ卷的答案填在第Ⅱ卷前面的答案欄上。第Ⅱ卷用0．5毫米黑色墨水簽字筆答題. 4．本次考試時(shí)間120分鐘，試卷滿分150分。第Ⅰ卷（選擇題共115分）第一部分聽(tīng)力(共兩節(jié)，20小題,滿分30分）第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1．5分，滿分7．5分）聽(tīng)下面5段對(duì)話。每段對(duì)話后有一個(gè)小題,從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽(tīng)完每段對(duì)話后，你都有10秒鐘的時(shí)間來(lái)回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對(duì)話僅讀一遍。l．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofbeingafirefighter？ A．Exciting． B．Dangerous． C．Rewarding．2．Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation？ A．Themanwascaughtintherainlastnight． B．Inspiteoftheheavyrain,theshowwenton． C．Therainstoppedtheshowfrombeingperformed．3．Whydidn'tHenrybringthedrinks？ A．Thedrinkswouldbesentbythestore． B．Therewerenodrinksatthestore． C．Henryforgotaboutitaltogether．4．Whattimedoesthedialoguetakeplace? A．4：45． B．5:00． C．5:15．5．Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando? A．Giveuptheproblems． B．Gothroughtheproblemshimself． C．Workouttheproblemswithherhelp．第二節(jié)（共15小題：每小題1．5分，滿分22．5分）聽(tīng)下面5段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白。每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白后有幾個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽(tīng)每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時(shí)間閱讀各個(gè)小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽(tīng)完后，各心題將給出5秒鐘的作答時(shí)間。每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。 聽(tīng)第6段對(duì)話，回答第6至8題.6．HowlongdidtheDreadfulDemonsmovieslast? A．For3hours． B．For6．5hours． C．For7．5hours．7．WheredidthemanseeDreadfulDemons？A．Inacinema． B．Athishouse． C．Atthewoman’shouse．8．Howdoesthewomangetpocketmoney？A．Byworkinginacinema． B．Bydoinghouseworkathome． C．Bycuttingthegrassforherneighbors． 聽(tīng)第7段對(duì)話,回答第9至11題．9．WhydidJackbuyanoldcar？ A．It'scheap． B．It'sinsuchagoodcondition． C．It’sacollector'sitem．10．WhenwasJack’scarmade? A．Inthe1940s． B．Inthe1950s． C．Inthe1960s．11．WhatdoesJackplantodowiththecarhebought?A．Replaceitsengine． B．Enteritinsomeshows． C．Resellit． 聽(tīng)第8段對(duì)話，回答第12至14題．12．Whycan’tthewomanseemore？A．ShehastobeinChicagotomorrow．B．She'llgetfamiliarwiththecompany’sbranches． C．She’llhavetotakeatrainback．13．Wherehasthewomanbeenstaying?A．Aroundthecorner． B．AtHospitalityHotel． C．AtGrandHotel．14．Whatisjusttwoblocksaway? A．Thetaxi． B．Theairportshuttle． C．Southhospital． 聽(tīng)第9段對(duì)話,回答第15至17題．15．WhydoesthewomanrefusetogivetheScotchtotheman?A．Sheistoofrightenedtodoso．B．Sheintendstofindoutmoreabouttheman．C．Sheknowsthemanisyoungerthan21．16．Whatdoesthewomansayshewouldtellthepolice？A．Thatman’sage． B．Theman’snameandaddress． C．Thenumberoftheman’slicense．17．Whatisthewomanprobably? A．Axasguer． B．Acustomer． C．Apolicewoman 聽(tīng)第10段對(duì)話，回答第18至20題．18．Whodidthegardenprobablybelongto? A．Carlton． B．Carlton’sneighbor． C．Carlton’sfriend．19．HowdidCarltonintendtodointhegarden? A．Tostealsomeapples． B．Tosellhisladder． C．Tohaveacloselook．20．WhatdidthegardenerthinkofCarlton'sreply？A．Hehalf—believedit． B．Hedidn’tbelieveitatall．C．Hehadnodoubtaboutit．第二部分英語(yǔ)知識(shí)運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié),滿分45分）第一節(jié)單項(xiàng)填空(共15小題；每小題1分,滿分15分)從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中,選出可以填人空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。21．LinDan’srecentbook，whichisbasedonhisexperienceas____Olympicbadmintongoldwinner，becamebestsellerinChina．A．/;a B．a(chǎn)n;the C．/；the D．a(chǎn)n;a22．－Havedecidedwhattodonextyear?－Yes．．IwillstudyabroadinHarvardUniversityorYaleUniversity． A．Ifanything B．Ifnecessary C．Ifever D．Ifpossible23．Asweallknow，Americansseldomsitdowntoaregularmealastheylikethings____immediately．A．bedone B．beingdone C．done D．havingbeendone24．Ithinkweshouldweardressesatthepartysothatwecanstandoutamongthecrowd．A．usual B．casual C．fancy D．common25．Yousaidthatourincomewouldbedoubledthenextyear,andthisis____Ifindtoodifficulttorealizeinpractice． A．where B．what C．how D．why26．－Don’tworry．Iamsureourparentswillbehereintime．－Butwhatifthey？It’sgettingdark．A．wontcome B．isn’tcoming C．doesn'tcome D．wouldn'tcome27．Mydear,you'dbetterleaveyourkeywiththecouplelivingnexttoyourdoor，youlockyourselfoutoneday．A．a(chǎn)slongas B．a(chǎn)sthough C．incase D．evenif28．Therearetimeswhenaplaybecamehighlysuccessful，eventhoughmostofthecriticspanned（抨擊）itwithout． A．mercy B．intentionC．regret D．hesitation29．onthewallisapictureofatiredwomanwithababyonherback．A．BeinghangedB．Tobehung C．HangingD．Hung30．TheInternethasmadepossibletopurchasegoodsinaforeigncountryandatalowercost． A．that B．this C．oneD．it31．－Marylooksdepressed．－Soyouifyoufailedyourfinalexam． A．will B．wouldC．doD．did32．－Linda，youcouldn'thavechosenmuchbetterpresentforme．－ A．Oh,itcan'tbehelped． B．I'mgladyoulikeitsomuch． C．Thatsallright． D．It’snothing,isn’tit?33．Itneverushumanbeingsuntilthemid1990sthatsomeanimalsintheworldcanbecloned． A．occursto B．isoccurredto C．occurredto D．hasoccurredto34．JenniferturnedaroundtoseeHenry'scarpullawayand_theroad．A．benddown B．pulldown C．slowclown D．headdown35．Lookatthebigsmileonthosestudents’faces!They_havewonthebasketballgame．A．should B．could C．can D．must第二節(jié)完形填空（共20小題；每小題1．5分，滿分30分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A、B、C、D）中，選出可以填人空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑.Whenyouasksomeonewhatistheoppositeoflove，mostpeoplewillsayhate．Bothofthesewordssuggestadeep36，soitmakessensethatmostpeoplewouldbelievethistobe37．Buttheoppositeofloveisindifference．Lovingandhatingboth38alotofenergy．Thedifferenceisthatwhenyoulovesomeone，yourheartis39tolovingmore，andignoringmoreoftheflawsofothers．Butwhenyouhatesomeone,youwillthink40ofhimWhenyouare41aterribleexperience，youmayharethepersonwhodoesthisterriblethingtoyou．42theincidentisover，apersonisusuallyableto43thefeelingthathasbeenleadingtohisthoughtsandemotionsMostpeoplecan44beinghatedbysomeonemoreeasilythanbeing45bythatperson．Ifyouwanttogetsomeone’s46,tryignoringhim．Itoftenproducessuchangerandfrustrationthathewillbehave47andunkindly．Itisalwaysamazingtoseethe_48ofsomeonewhohasbeenignoringthelettersforadebt．Heisusua11y49whenhisaccountisturnedoverandheistakentocourtformoneyowed．Heisevenangrier50hediscoversthathisbillcasehasbeenreported．Ifyouareinthat51，Ithinkit’sbettertoletothersknowthatyouhaven’tforgottenwhatyou52butyouarctryingtogetthemoneytopayit．Ihavehadmanyoccasionsto53thattheoryinaction．Idiscoveredthatittakesalotofenergytoloveorhate,butittakesalmostnoenergytobe54．Ontheotherhand．indifferencecan55fierceemotionsinotherseventhoughtheyarenotoffended．36．A．emotion B．thought C．impression D．belief37．A．false B．important C．true D．real38．A．waste B．take C．receive D．cost39．A．welcome B．prior C．close D．open40．A．everything B．nothing C．a(chǎn)nything D．something41．A．takingdown B．gettingover C．goingthrough D．livingthrough42．A．Before B．Once C．After D．Unless43．A．spread B．hide C．share D．release44．A．handle B．enjoy C．forbid D．stop45．A．blocked B．loved C．ignored D．fooled46．A．mind B．a(chǎn)ttention C．sight D．help47．A．hatefully B．helpfully C．harmfully D．usefully48．A．expression B．change C．behavior D．reaction49．A．satisfied B．shocked C．interested D．excited50．A．how B．that C．when D．what51．A．situation B．state C．condition D．matter52．A．gain B．doubt C．owe D．pay53．A．observe B．explore C．check D．test54．A．safe B．indifferent C．peaceful D．inactive55．A．control B．overcome C．reduce D．produce第三部分閱讀理解（共20小題；每小題2分，滿分40分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的四個(gè)選項(xiàng)（A、B、C、D）中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)。并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。AMiniCruiseandStayBrugesAnovernightcruisegivesyouachancetorelaxandenjoysomeofthegreaton—boardentertainmentandfacilitiesavailablewithP&O．ThistripinBrugesincludes2nightsaboardP&O，sailingfromHull，and2nightsatthelbisHotelorlnightintheNHBrugesandlnightintheFlorisKaros．Bruges'well-preservedarchitccturemakesitoneofthemostexcitingtouristattractionsinEurope．AvisittoBrugeswouldn’tbecompletewithoutacanalride，eatingthechocolates．Shoppingforcraftwork，climbingthetoweroftryingseveraloftheBelgianbeersAfteryourcoachjourneybacktotheboatyouwillspendanothernightonboardwhereyoucantakeadvantageoftheentertainmentandrestaurantsithastooffer．Ourpackagesincludeatotalof4nights'accommodation（2nights'onboard+1or2nightsinahotelonaroomonlybasis）withreturncoachtransfers．A11cabinsarebunks（鋪位）andwillrequireonepassengertousealadder．Brugesroute:Dayl4：00Dm．－CheekatHullTerminal2．5：00pm．－Boardingiscompleted．6:30p．m．－ShipleavesforZeebrugge。 Day28：45a．m．（9．30a．m．Sar＆Sun)－ShiparrivesatZeebrugge9：00a．m．－Coachleavesfrom7,eehrugge9:30a．m．－CoacharrivesatBrugesbusstation．EnjoyoneortwonightsinBruges!Day45，00p．m．——Coachleavesfrombusstation．5:30p．m．－CoacharrivesatZeebrugge．9，00p．m．－ShipleavesforHull．Day58:15a．m．（9a．m．Sat&．Sun)－ShiparrivesatHull．Pleasenote：WewillcallafteryourLookingismadetoconfirmanyadditionalpassengernames—thesemustbeprovidedastheywouldappearontheclient'spassport．Bookonlinewithus!56．Howmanynights’accommodationwillthetripoffer？A．Twonights． B．Threenights． C．Fournights． D．Sixnights．57．Thosewhohopetheirtriptobecompleteshould___．A．learnhowtomakecraftworkB．joinintheclimbingthemountains C．eatchocolatesmadebythelocalpeopleD．trytodrinkasmuchBelgianbeersastheycan58．HowwillvisitorsgotoBrugesaccordingtothetrippackage’？A．Byship． B．Bycoach, C．Onfoot． D．Byplane．59．Whichofthefollowingroutesiscorrectaccordingtothepassage?A．Hull→Zeebrugge→Bruges→Zeebrugge→Hull． B．Hull→2ecbrugge→Hull→Bruges→Zeebrugge． C．Zeebrugge→Hull→Bruges→Hull→Zeebrugge． D．Zeebrugge→Hull→Bruges→Zeebrugge→Hull,BManyyearsago，Dr．Croninoccasionallywroteanunusualtreatmentforsomeofhispatientswhowerefeelingdown，Hewouldinsistthatforsixweeksthepatientsay"Thankyou"foreverykindnessandkeeparecordofitandhehadaremarkablecurerate．Ifyoufindyourselfdepressed,pleaseconsultyourdoctor．Buteveryonegetsdownattimes,andsharpeningyoursenseofgratitudecanmakeanimportantdifference．lhaveobservedagainandagainthatpeople'shappinessisnotusuallyfoundingettingwhattheywantitcomesfromappreciatingwhattheyhave，nomatterhowlittle．WriterArthurGordonusedtotellaboutaskingaphysicianfriendofhisforthenameofthemosteffectivepre—seriptionheknew．”Well,I’lltellyou，"hisfriendsaid．"Acolleagueofmineoncehadawomanpatientwhosufferedfromdepression．Theusualmedicationsdidn’tseemtohelp．”O(jiān)nedaythisdoctordeliveredasmallpackagetothewoman-shome．”Iwantyoutotakewhat'sinthispackage,”hesaid，”andspendtenminutesofeverydaylookingthroughitatsomeobjectinthisroom．”Inthepackagetherewasamagnifyingglass(放大鏡）．Thewomanfaithfullytooktheprescription．Shebeganlookingathersofa．Shewasamazedatwhatshesaw．Thensheexaminedtheveinsinaflowerpickedfromhergarden，thecolordotsinanoldphotograph,andevenherownskin．Indaysbeforeclose-upphotography,shedneverseenthelikesofitbefore．Shewasamazedatthebrandnewworldopeningupbeforehereyes．Asthiswomangazedatherworldthroughamagnifyinglens,shesaw，inacompletelydifferentway,whathadbeenaroundherallalong．Hersenseofwondergavewaytoanother,morepowerfulemotion．Thephysiciansaidthatherexperiencewiththeglasswastheturningpointofherillness．Shebegantogetwell．Doyoupracticegratitude?Ithinkyou’lldiscoverthatitisnolessthanapowerfulprescriptionforpeace．60．WhydoestheauthormentionDr．Cronininthebeginning？ A．ToshowthatDr．Croninwasagreatdoctor． B．Tointroducewhattheauthorwant．stotalkabout． C．Tointroducethebestwayofrecoveringfromillness． D．ToshowhisattitudetowardsDr．Cronin’sunusualtreatment．61．Whatdoyouthinkthedoctorwantedthewomantounderstand? A．Lifewithoutwonderisnotworthliving． B．Ourlifewillcontinueifwetakecareofit．． C．Theglasswillopenabrandnewworldtoher． D．Herlifewillgetbetterwiththehelpoftheglass．62．Theunderlinedword"prescriptioninParagraph5probablymeans”_”．A．a(chǎn)ttack B．reaction C．treatment D．medicine63．Accordingtothepassage，practicinggratitudeisawayof________．A．keepingourmindinpeace B．livingourlifetothefullest C．curingsomedeadlydiseases D．curingsomementalproblemsCStudieshaveshownthatsleepingandlearninggohandinhand．Evenashortnapcanboostourmemoryandsharpenourthinking．Buttherelationshipgoesdeeperthanthat．”Thebrainisnotpassivewhileyousleep，"scientistAnatArzisaid．“It'squiteactive．Youcandomanythingswhileyouareasleep．"Arziandhercoworkersdidn'ttrytoteachthesleepingvolunteersanycomplexinformation，likenewwordsorfacts．Instead，thescientiststaughtvolunteerstomakenewconnectionsbetweensmellsandsounds．Whenwesmellsomethinggood，likeaflower．wetakedeepbreaths，Whenwesmellsomethingbad，wetakeshortbreaths．Arziandhercoworkersbasedtheirexperimentonthesereactionsandtheknowledgethatoursensesdon’tturnoffwhilewesleep．Oncethevolunteersfellasleepinthelab,thescientistswenttowork．Theygavethevolunteersawhiffofsomethingpleasantandatthesametimeplayedaparticularmusicalnote．Thevolunteersdidn’twakeup，buttheydidhear-andsniffdeeply．Thenthescientistsgavethevolunteersawhiffofsomethingterribleandplayedadifferentmusicalnote．Again,thevolunteersheardandsmelled－ashortsnortthistime-butdidn'twakeup．Theresearchersrepeatedtheexperimentwhilethevolunteersslept．Afterjustfourrepetitions,volunteersmadeaconnectionbetweenthemusicalnotesandtheirpairedsmells．Whenthescientistsplayedthemusicaltonethatwentwithgoodsmells，Thesleepersbreatheddeeply—eventhoughtherewasnogoodsmell．Andwhenthescientistsplayedthemusicaltonethatwentwithbadsmells，thesleepersbreathedbriefly－despitetherebeingnobadsmell．Thenextday，thevolunteerswokeupwiththesound-smellconnectioncomplete．Theybreatheddeeplywhenhearingonetoneandcuttheirbreathsshortwhenhearingtheother．Whichmusthavebeenunusualforthem:lmaginewalkingdownthestreetandtakingadeepbreathuponhearingaparticularsound！64．Whatdoestheunderlinedword"that”inParagraphlreferto？ A．Ourbrainispassiveduringsleep． B．Enoughsleepcanbenefitourhealth． C．Sleepingandlearninggohandinhand． D．Sleepcanbenefitourmemoryandthinking．65．Inthestudy，thevolunteersweretaught_． A．tobecomeactiveduringsleep B．tomakesound-smellconnection C．tolearnnewwordsandscientificfacts D．totelldifferentsmells66．Howdidthevolunteersreactwhensmellingsomethingniceandhearingmusicalnotes？ A．Theywentonsleepingdeeply． B．Theydreamedwonderfuldreams．C．Theywokeupatonce． D．Theytookshortbreaths．67．Thepassagemainlytellsusthat_． A．ourbraincantelldifferentsmellsduringsleepB．specialsmellsandsoundscanimproveourmemoryC．ourbraincanactuallylearnsomethingnewduringsleepD．thevolunteerswillalwayshearsimilarsoundsonthestreetDWhydosomeparentstendtoholdbacktheirdisabledchildrenfromexperiencinglife？Evenwhentheyaregrown，theparentswillnotallowcertainthingstohappen．It’struethattheydohaveacertainamountofresponsibilityinprotectingtheirseverelydisabledadultchild，butatwhatpointdotheybecomeoverlyprotective？Parentswanttocreateasafehaven，aplacewheretheyknowthatnothingbadwillhappentotheirbelovedchild．Thisseemstobearespectableandnotableactincaringforapersonwithadisability,butitcanhaveasideeffect．Whenprotectingtheirchildfromsuspectedhardships,notwantinganythingbadtohappentothem，theyverywellmaybepreventinggoodthingsfromhappeningtothem．Inlifeweallmakemistakes,itishowweareabletogrowandstrengthenourcharacter．Parentsmayfeelthatincertaininstancestheirchildwillgethurtormistreatedinsomeway,sotheybuildwallsintheirownmindsconvincingthemselvesoftheneedtoshelter．However，thedisabled,yeseventhe”severelydisabled”deservetomakepersonalmistakesaswell．Evenmore，theyhavetherighttosucceed．Parentsshoulddoeverythingandanythingwithintheirpowertoseetheirdisabledchildrenleadasomewhat"normal”life．Parentsshouldhelptheirchildren,notholdthemdown．Thiscouldmakethemthinktheyareunworthyandthattheirparentsdonotbelieveinthem．Whateveritmaybe,letthematleasttry．Iftheywanttoattendcollege,sobeit．Parentsshouldfindoutalltheycan,andbeinvolvedineverydetail．Gettoknowtheaides,experienceitwiththem．Iftheywanttodareandsomedaymarry,sobeit．Dontshutthemoutandformbadorcriticalopinionsaboutthemjustbecauseyouareafraid．Uniteasafamilyandmakeitwork．68．Accordingtothepassage,iftheparentsoverprotecttheirdisabledchildren,thechildrenwill． A．nevergrowupinthefuture B．findnoshelterwhentheygrowup C．becomelessconfidentwhenfacingtroubles D．lesslikelymeetwithgoodthingshappeningtothem69．Whatattitudedoestheauthorholdtowardstheparents？ A．Supporting． B．Depressed． C．Critical． D．Uninterested．70．Thesuggestionsinthelastparagraphimplythatparentsshould．A．beabridge,notabrickwall B．a(chǎn)ctastheirchildren'sbestfriendsC．encouragetheirchildrentogetmarried D．liveinharmonywiththeirdisabledchildren71．Whatisthebesttitleofthispassage？A．LivingWithinTheParents’Power B．LettingYourDisabledChildSucceedC．GettingOutOfABrickWallInTheirLife D．HelpingYourDisabledChildOutOfTroubleEInmanyAmericancities，onecanfindbeautifullyrestoredmoviehousesfromtheGoldenAgeofMotionPicturesinthe1920sand1930s．Andmanyofthemaredecoratedinclassicalstyles．There’sabeautifullyrestoredtheaterinAlbuquerque,throughoutNewMexicoyoucanfindpeoplewhoshareavividmemoryofbeingscaredoutoftheirskulls（頭蓋骨）there-andnotbythemoviethatwasshowing．Intheearly1900s,alocalbusinessmannamedOresteBachechiwasmakingafortunebysellingwine，someofittothemoviestarswhosecross-countrytrainsstoppedtorefueloutsideofAlbuquerque．Hefellinlovewithfilmsanddecidedtobuildthecity’sfirstmoviepalace．Andhewantedsomethingdifferent—somethingthatwouldreflecttheuniqueinfluenceofNewMexico'sNativeAmericanculture．SohebuiltamoviehousefilledwithIndianrugs,lightfixturesshapedlikewardrums，andwallsdecoratedwiththunderbirdsandbackwardswastikas—AmericanIndiansymbolsofhappiness，life,andfreedom．Buthereiswhatwouldlaterscarehisyoungvisitorsinparticular,Helinedthewallswithsteer（小公牛)skulls，whoseemptyeyesocketsgaveoffterrifyinglightswhentheauditoriumlightswentdown．Bachechicalledhisowntheaterthe"KiMo,”whichintheTiwaIndiantonguebroadlydescribesanythingthatis”kingofitskind．"LikemanyU．S．moviepalaces，theKiMo’sfinancialincomedeclinedwiththecomingoftelevision．Itsownersevenresortedtoshowingotherkindsoffilmsforawhile．Butthetheaterclosedin1968andremainedshutteredfor15yearsuntilafundraisingdriveledtoitsgloriousrestoration．Today，theKiMoscreensclassicmoviesandoffersitsstagetoregionaltheatreandmusicalgroups．Andthesteerskullsgloweerily（怪異地）onceagain．72．Accordingtothethirdparagraph,OresteBachechi．A．fellinlovewithoneofthefamousmoviestars B．gothisgoodideasfromNativeAmericancultureC．earnedalotofmoneybymakingwineinAmerica D．builtAmerica'sfirstmoviepalaceallbyhimself73．Bachechibuilthisowntheaterwiththeintentionof．A．scaringsomeyoungvisitors B．makingitbetterthanothertheaters C．beginningafreelifeforAmericanIndians D．shiftinghisattentionfromwinetoAmericanculture74．Bachechi’smoviepalacecouldn'tsurvivemainlybecause．A．hecollectedlessandlessmoneyforit B．thestyleofhistheaterhadbeenchanged C．morevisitorschosetowatchTVathome D．heshowedotherkindsoffilmstovisitors75．Theunderlinedword"shuttered"inthelastbutoneparagraphmeans””． A．closed B．crowded C．exhibited 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